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Point your camera at a Pokémon card and CGI Vision AI reviews visible condition across 47 inspection points in about 60 seconds. Use the report as a pre-screen before a professional submission; it is not an official grade, authentication, or value appraisal.
Eligible new accounts receive one complete grade free
CardGrade reviews the visible condition in your front and back photos and returns AI grade estimates. A professional grader physically inspects the card, makes the final grading decision, and may authenticate and encapsulate it. Use the scanner to pre-screen—not to certify a card.
Review visible centering, corners, edges, and surface; compare estimated outcomes; and decide which cards deserve closer inspection or a paid submission.
Confirm the exact card and variation, recent completed sales, the grader's current service terms, and the all-in cost. Only the receiving grader controls its official result.
Clear photos and AI inspection turn an upload into a visible-condition report you can review before deeper market or submission research.
Point your phone at a Pokémon card or upload a clear photo of the front and back. Use even light and avoid sleeves, glare, and shadows where possible.
CGI Vision AI reviews 47 inspection points across centering, corners, edges, and surface. The result is a photo-based pre-screen, not an in-hand professional grade.
Review AI grade estimates and the condition factors behind them. Compare an estimate with official grader standards and recent completed sales for the exact card.
Use the report as one input alongside current service terms, all-in submission costs, and card-specific sales. A professional grader makes the final decision.
Review visible condition factors and AI grade estimates, then compare them with a grader's standards and recent exact-card completed sales.
Every scan reports on visible centering, corners, edges, and surface so you can review the AI’s inspection inputs, not just a single score.
Pokémon surfaces can be reflective and hard to assess from one angle. Clear photos help the tool flag visible marks, while glare or hidden defects may limit the report.
Compare current completed sales for the exact card, condition, and professional grade. A scanner report does not establish a market value or future sale price.
Use the scanner on vintage and modern Pokémon cards, including Japanese releases. Treat photo-based findings as inspection input and confirm any submission decision with the grader’s current rules.
Use left-right and top-bottom ratios as one inspection input. PSA’s published Gem Mint guide states approximately 55/45 or better on the front and 75/25 or better on the back; PSA retains the final judgment.
Use CardGrade in a supported desktop browser, or grab the native CardGrade app for iOS and Android to scan cards at a show, a shop, or on the living room floor.
A professional submission has a cost and an uncertain outcome. Use the report with current grader terms, all-in costs, and completed sales for the exact card and likely grade range.
Use even lighting, avoid sleeves, and capture both sides. The scanner can assess only what is visible in the uploaded images.
Use the visible-condition report to inspect concerns, then verify current submission terms directly with the professional grader.
Each scan returns AI grade estimates, a confidence signal, and a visible-condition report across 47 inspection points: centering, corners, edges, and surface. Use it as a pre-screen before deciding whether to research a professional submission; it is not an official grade, authentication, or appraisal.
The scanner is an AI pre-screen based on the photos provided. Image quality, lighting, glare, and condition details outside the image can affect the report, and a professional grader may reach a different result after physical review.
Yes. Take clear, evenly lit front and back photos and use more than one angle when reflections obscure a surface. The report can flag visible marks, but glare or issues outside the image may not be assessed.
On desktop, you can use CardGrade in a supported web browser. On iPhone or Android, grading runs in the native CardGrade app, so mobile visitors are directed to download it.
Yes. You can scan Japanese Pokémon cards. Match the exact language, set, card number, and variation when you later compare completed sales or choose a professional grading service.
CardGrade plans start from $4.99 per month. Review the current pricing page and applicable terms before purchasing.
CardGrade uses your scanned photos to create an AI condition pre-screen and grade estimates. A professional grading company physically inspects the card, may authenticate it, assigns its own final grade, and can encapsulate it. The scanner helps you decide what deserves deeper research or submission; it does not replace an official in-hand grade.
Eligible new CardGrade accounts receive one complete AI grade at no charge, with no ongoing free tier. Continued CardGrade reports require available credits. Professional grading fees vary by company and service tier, and shipping, insurance, declared value, or membership costs can change the all-in total.
No. CardGrade focuses on visible condition and AI grade estimates. Confirm the exact set, card number, language, variation, and recent completed sales separately. The report is not an authentication result or value appraisal.
No. The scanner provides a photo-based AI condition pre-screen. It does not authenticate a card, assign an official grade, certify condition, or establish market value.
Review visible condition, compare exact-card completed sales, and check current grader terms before deciding whether to submit.